Founded in 1995, the national association is politically and religiously non-aligned. It supports Russian-speaking immigrants, their families and friends through advice, education, job-seeking guidance, cultural activities and hobbies. It also acts as a link with public authorities.
Services are offered in Finnish, Russian and Estonian, with advice mainly by appointment. Activities include peer support groups for different ages, a children's club, folk music and dance groups, chess and a senior programme. Summer activities are arranged for families with children.
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